London, 18th February.
The Vienna correspondent of the "Times" doubts whether the Austro-Russian scheme of reforms in Ma donia will check the insurrectionary movement.—Special service.
The Austro-rissian reform scheme has been submitted to- the Gov ments of Germany, Creat France, and Italy, prior to. pr tion, with the view that on being submitted to the Sultan it will greater weight by bearing their unanimous endorsement.—Eielusive xer-
London vid Bombay, 20th February.
All the Powers have instructed their Ambassadors to support the Mace-danian reform scheme.—Reuter.
23rd February.
The Austrian and Russian Amba sadors neni yesterday to the Grand Vizier of Turkey the Mace-danian Reform scheme.—Reuter.
London, 23rd February.
Advices have been received from Belgrade that at the instance of Saratoff, a member of the Macedonian Committee who escaped arrest, seven fully equipped band of 250 men each have been formed in Macedonia this last week.
A Turkish Commission has started for Albania to appease the Albanians who are opposing the Macedonian reforms on the ground of their favouring Christians to the detriment of Mussulmans.—Ezclusive service.
London vid Bombay 24th February.
The Macedonian reform scheme recommends the appointment of an Inspector-General_ to be approved by Powers, with large independent authority, and the organisati lof the gendarmerie by Europe officers, with the admissi Chr It propo: reforms in the judicial ani systems.
The Sultan has Austrian scheme of re
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